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For the last 10 years I've been programming for the (U.S.) state of
Georgia's virtual library system, GALILEO.
http://www.galileo.usg.edu
This is where the majority of my Perl (and Web) misdemeanors are
committed. It's main function is to provide access to licensed resources,
so you'll likely only be able to see the public databases, notably those
in the Digital Library of Georgia.
http://www.galileo.usg.edu/express?link=dlg1
Our newest arrival there is Georgia Aerial Photographs.
http://www.galileo.usg.edu/express?link=gaph
Not much Perl visible there; the static pages are pregenerated nightly.
Short-range plans: fix all the mistakes; make the ASCS photomosaics
zoomable, too; integrate with gazetteer place data. Longer-range wishes:
scan the rest of the air photos; implement true GIS access.
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I'm grateful to all the Perl developers for making what I do easy enough
that I can do it, that my employers remain willing to bankroll my
programming habit, and that my wife hasn't murdered me in my sleep.
Thank you for indulging a proud father.
Regards,
Brad